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Published: Jul 14, 2026

Community DevelopmentOther

City Manager Birthday, Summer Concert Series Update, SCAG and RCHCA Discussions

Councilmember Monos congratulated City Manager Jason Simpson on his birthday. He praised the 'Live at the Lakefront' summer concert series staff, noting positive feedback on food trucks, the bobber, and the overall atmosphere at Launch Point. He detailed upcoming performers: Stone Soul (Motown), Los Garzas (Latino music), and The 90s Station (90s music), all performing at Launch Point. Monos also discussed his involvement with the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG), highlighting issues with toll credit allocations, and the Riverside County Habitat Conservation Authority (RCHCA), noting an upcoming fee increase for development and efforts to delist the Stevens Kangaroo Rat. He also attended the Riverside County Airport Land Use Commission meeting.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

EVMWD Provides Update on Major Sewer Pipeline Projects and Potential Water Acquisition

The Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District (EVMWD) presented an update on several infrastructure projects. The Mission Trail sewer pipeline project, a significant undertaking for both EVMWD and the City of Lake Elsinore, is divided into two phases. Phase one, currently under construction, involves approximately 3,200 linear feet of 36-inch sewer main using micro-tunneling and open-cut methods, with a projected completion in March 2027 and a cost of $16 million. Phase two, currently in design, will add another 15,300 linear feet of sewer main, extending from the B-2 lift station south along Mission Trail to Palomar, with design completion anticipated in March 2027 and construction estimated to take 24-30 months, potentially concluding around December 2029. This project aims to expand sewer capacity for future development. Other infrastructure investments highlighted include the Avenues Septic to Sewer Project, a grant-funded initiative expected to complete in early 2027, which has already converted 25 homes to the district sewer system. The Diamond Regional Sewer Lift Station Project, a $54 million investment, is scheduled for completion around April of the following year. The Riverside Drive sewer improvements project has recently begun construction. EVMWD also provided information on a potential water acquisition from Northern California's Potter Valley area, noting they are in the due diligence stage and have filed a motion to intervene in related proceedings.

Parks & EnvironmentOther

National Night Out Event Announced for August 4th at McVicar Park

Councilmember Carroll announced National Night Out, an event scheduled for Tuesday, August 4th, at McVicar Park from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The event will feature opportunities to meet local first responders, explore police, fire, and emergency vehicles, and enjoy free activities, games, and fun for all ages. This community event aims to connect neighbors and celebrate the strength of the community.

Community DevelopmentOther

Public Works Crew Commended for Customer Service; RTA Transit Initiatives Highlighted

Mayor Pro Tem Sheridan read a letter from resident Justin Edson commending Public Works employees Hector, Oscar, Romero, and Gus for their exceptional customer service and teamwork when assisting after his daughter's phone fell into a storm drain. Although the phone was lost, Edson praised the crew's positive attitude and creativity. Sheridan also shared RTA (Riverside Transit Agency) news: 25-cent rides all summer, free youth rides through 2027, and RTA's partnership with LA Metro for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He promoted the upcoming 'Fast and Loud Exotic Night Cars' car show on July 25th in downtown Lake Elsinore and shared personal news about his godson's upcoming wedding.

Parks & EnvironmentOther

Mayor Pro Tem Sheridan Urges Pet Safety Amidst Hot Weather

Mayor Pro Tem Sheridan concluded the meeting with a reminder about pet safety during hot weather. He emphasized the illegality of leaving pets in parked cars, the need to limit exercise on hot days, and to provide ample shade and water. He advised testing pavement temperature with bare feet before walking pets. The Mayor Pro Tem also wished the City Manager a happy birthday.

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